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    Air conditioning, London

    Air conditioning repairs in London

    If your air conditioning has stopped working properly, our F-Gas registered engineers can find the fault and fix it. We repair domestic and commercial systems across London, including ones we didn't install.

    Call 020 8087 3395

    Accredited & Trusted

    MCS Certified
    Refcom F-Gas Certificated
    FGAS Certification
    NICEIC Approved Contractor
    Gas Safe Register
    RECC - Renewable Energy Consumer Code
    TSI Approved Code - Trading Standards
    Daikin Sustainable Home Centre
    MCS Certified
    Refcom F-Gas Certificated
    FGAS Certification
    NICEIC Approved Contractor
    Gas Safe Register
    RECC - Renewable Energy Consumer Code
    TSI Approved Code - Trading Standards
    Daikin Sustainable Home Centre

    Common faults we fix

    • Not cooling or heating properly
    • Water leaking from the indoor unit
    • Error codes or flashing lights on the unit
    • Unusual noises, rattling or vibration
    • Unit not turning on, or switching off on its own
    • Bad smells from the indoor unit
    • Refrigerant leaks

    How a repair works

    We start by diagnosing the fault properly, so we fix the cause and not just the symptom. If a part is needed, we'll tell you the cost before we go ahead. Refrigerant work must be done by an F-Gas registered engineer, and all of ours are.

    Repair or replace?

    Most faults are worth repairing. If your system is old, inefficient or needs an expensive part, we'll give you an honest comparison with the cost of a new system so you can decide.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you repair all brands?

    We repair most major brands of split and multi-split air conditioning.

    Why is water dripping from my air conditioning?

    Usually a blocked condensate drain or a frozen coil. Switch the unit off and get it checked, as leaks can damage walls and ceilings.

    Why isn't my air conditioning cooling?

    Common causes are dirty filters, a refrigerant leak or a failing component. Try cleaning the filters first. If that doesn't help, we'll diagnose it.

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    Tell us about your property and we'll arrange a visit and a fixed, itemised quote.

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